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Evidence That Jesus and The Original Aramaic Christians Were Vegetarians -- Uncovering a Vegetarian Jesus (Yeshua) at the Beginning of Christianity, by James Bean

by: James Bean, Spiritual Awakening Radio

Publication date: 2019-09-30

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

Collection: opensource

Language: English

You will encounter vegetarian sayings of Jesus from many sources — canonical and extra-canonical — along with a collection of passages revealing that the Apostles of the Jesus Movement were also vegetarians, following in the footsteps of their spiritual Master. In addition, I include examples of pro-veg passages from some early church fathers and many other writings too, including Gnostic, and Ebionite sources (Gospel of the Ebionites, Clementine Homilies).

Dueling Gospel Traditions — Pro-Meat and Pro-Veg;

What About Those Pesky ‘Fishes and Loaves’?

Was John the Baptist Really A Bug-Eater?

Christianity Before Paul (The Original Hebrew Christians or Ebionites) and the Essene Connection;

A Biblical Basis For Vegetarianism;

Uncovering a Vegetarian Jesus (Yeshua) at the Beginning of Christianity;

Jesus Stopping Animal Sacrifice in the Temple;

The Vegetarian Apostles (Leadership of the Original Jesus Movement);

James the Just, Brother of Jesus, Head Apostle and the Next Leader of the Church, was a Vegetarian;

Church Fathers And Other Later Voices Affirming the Existence of the Earlier Veg Tradition;

Inter-Faith Love! Ebionite Solidarity With Vegetarians in India;

Vegetarian Prayer of Thanksgiving in the Nag Hammadi Library (Gnostic

Gospels) and Corpus Hermeticum;

The Gnostics Were Vegetarians;

Wisdom from the East;

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